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Keep Kids Safe - Don't Let Our Schools Become Killing Zones (Paperback)
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Keep Kids Safe - Don't Let Our Schools Become Killing Zones (Paperback)
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This book takes a critical look at school shootings across North
America and around the world and calls for a national dialogue to
come up with recommendations to improve safety and security in
schools and to protect students in classrooms. From Newtown to
Littleton and from Virginia Tech to Northern Illinois University,
the book looks at the shootings and the impact on the various
communities. In addition to chronicling numerous shooting rampages,
the chapters examine the response of emergency workers, while
detailing what must be done to comfort grieving families. From the
reaction of residents to the initial role of law enforcement and
the investigation process, the book gives insight into the how
politicians, the clergy, victim assistance advocates, government
agencies and community volunteers have responsibility to comfort
those who are suffering and help them through the healing process.
Victims of the different tragedies are memorialized; details of
their funerals are highlighted, along with tributes at memorial
services and words of comfort from local pastors to world leaders,
as well as messages of hope from President Barack Obama and former
Presidents William Clinton and George W. Bush. This book will be of
interest to emergency planners, teachers, religious leaders, law
enforcement officers and anyone interested in learning how school
shooting situations have been managed and research that has been
conducted at various levels. Although school shootings are rare,
they can happen anywhere and the impact is devastating. The book
suggests an open and wide ranging discussion is necessary to
analyze the factors contributing to this type of violence in an
effort to identify strategies that will effectively curb these
targeted attacks. It is obvious there are no quick fixes, so
everyone who can provide input must join the dialogue and hopefully
an international symposium will be organized to find solutions that
will keep our kids safe in their schools.
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